Wildbad Gastein 1837

Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller's "Wildbad Gastein" (1837) is a picturesque landscape painting depicting a waterfall cascading down a mountainside in Austria. The artist is renowned for his meticulous detail and realistic portrayal of nature, evident in the lush greenery, cascading water, and the charming buildings nestled within the valley. This depiction of a serene, mountainous scene is a quintessential example of Biedermeier art, a movement emphasizing simplicity and domesticity.